3 ms·
I hope you're off by an order of magnitude on that current rating, or it might not deliver the goods when you need it...
by HeyLaughingBoy 5y ago
I hope you're off by an order of magnitude on that current rating, or it might not deliver the goods when you need it...
- repiret 5y agoHe didn’t give a current rating. “mAh” measures energy storage, and 3100mAh is enough to jump a car a couple times. Jumping a car doesn’t take a lot of energy. But it does take a lot of power (and therefore current). Small Li-ion car jumpers can be surprisingly capable.
- bix6 5y agoI jumped a stranger’s car with my 66.6 Wh battery the other day. DC output 12V/10A. Peak current 2000A. Battery is still ¾+ full. Haven’t tried charging a phone from it though.
- cure 5y agoI have actually used this thing several times to jump a car. It works great.